Repair tutorialModel 3 & Y: lower control arm removal
Remove the front lower control arms, compliance links, and lateral links. Part 1 of the removal and installation pair
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Repair tutorialRemove the front lower control arms, compliance links, and lateral links. Part 1 of the removal and installation pair
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Repair tutorialInstall the front lower control arms, compliance links, and lateral links. Part 2 covers reassembly
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Repair tutorialA front air suspension installation walkthrough for 2012 to early 2016 Model S vehicles
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Repair tutorialA rear air suspension installation walkthrough for 2012 to early 2016 Model S vehicles
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Repair tutorialPart 1 takes apart the rear suspension knuckle, including ball joints and bushings, for Model 3 (2017–2024) and Model Y (2020–2024)
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Repair tutorialPart 2 walks through reassembly of the rear suspension knuckle, ball joints, and bushings on the same Model 3/Y generation
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Repair tutorialA step-by-step guide to replacing the low-voltage 12V battery in a 2016–2020 Model S
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Diagnostic walkthroughJordan explains a common parking-brake failure and the associated wiring harness on 2018–2021 Model S and Model X vehicles
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Repair tutorialHow to remove the trunk tail light when investigating water inside the light assembly
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Repair tutorialAn installation walkthrough for the Model S anti-corrosion spacer upgrade
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Project walkthroughAn overview of the custom driver-assistance retrofit for the pre-Autopilot Model S and its vehicle integration
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